The Age of Fable: Stories of Gods and HeroesThe Floating Press, 2012/07/01 - 541 ページ Long regarded as one of the most significant collectors and interpreters of folklore and mythology, Thomas Bulfinch was an esteemed but not affluent scholar from Massachusetts who set about making the world's folk tales accessible to the lay reader. In this, Bulfinch's first published work, he explores ancient Greek and Roman folk tales and their interpretation by various authors over the course of thousands of years. |
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Chapter VII ProserpineGlaucus and Scylla | 74 |
Chapter XXIII Achelous and HerculesAdmetus and AlcestisAntigonePenelope | 224 |
Chapter XXIV Orpheus and EurydiceAristaeusAmphionLinusThamyris MarsyasMelampusMusaeus | 234 |
Chapter XXV ArionIbycusSimonidesSappho | 245 |
Chapter XXVI EndymionOrionAurora and TithonusAcis and Galatea | 256 |
Chapter XXVII The Trojan War | 265 |
Chapter XXVIII The Fall of TroyReturn of the GreeksOrestes and Electra | 283 |
Chapter XXIX Adventures of UlyssesThe LotusEatersCyclopesCirceSirens Scylla and CharybdisCalypso | 293 |
Chapter XXX The PhaeaciansFate of the Suitors | 305 |
Chapter VIII PygmalionDryopeVenus and AdonisApollo and Hyacinthus | 86 |
Or the Halcyon Birds | 94 |
Chapter X Vertumnus and Pomona | 102 |
Chapter XI Cupid and Psyche | 107 |
Chapter XII CadmusThe Myrmidons | 120 |
Chapter XIII Nisus and ScyllaEcho and NarcissusClytieHero and Leander | 128 |
Chapter XIV MinervaNiobe | 139 |
Chapter XV The Graeae or GrayMaidsPerseusMedusaAtlasAndromeda | 149 |
Chapter XVI Monsters | 157 |
Chapter XVII The Golden FleeceMedea | 166 |
Chapter XVIII Meleager and Atalanta | 176 |
Chapter XIX HerculesHebe and Ganymede | 183 |
Chapter XX TheseusDaedalusCastor and Pollux | 192 |
Chapter XXI BacchusAriadne | 203 |
Chapter XXII The Rural DeitiesErisichthonRhoecusThe Water Deities CamenaeWinds | 211 |
Chapter XXXI Adventures of AeneasThe HarpiesDidoPalinurus | 318 |
Chapter XXXII The Infernal RegionsThe Sibyl | 327 |
Chapter XXXIII CamillaEvanderNisus and EuryalusMezentiusTurnus | 339 |
Chapter XXXIV PythagorasEgyptian DeitiesOracles | 352 |
Chapter XXXV Origin of MythologyStatues of Gods and GoddessesPoets of Mythology | 367 |
Chapter XXXVI Modern MonstersThe PhoenixBasiliskUnicornSalamander | 379 |
Chapter XXXVII Eastern MythologyZoroasterHindu MythologyCastesBuddha Grand Lama | 388 |
Chapter XXXVIII Northern MythologyValhallaThe Valkyrior | 400 |
Chapter XXXIX Thors Visit to Jotunheim | 409 |
Chapter XL The Death of BaldurThe ElvesRunic LettersIcelandTeutonic MythologyNibelungen Lied | 417 |
Chapter XLI The DruidsIona | 433 |
Glossary | 443 |
Endnotes | 536 |
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